New Delhi, May 1: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu participated in the ICPP Growth Conference 2026 held in New Delhi, where leaders and policy experts discussed strategies for nation-building, economic growth, and development.
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| Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu addresses the ICPP Growth Conference 2026 in New Delhi, highlighting the state’s development initiatives and growth potential. |
The conference was hosted by the Isaac Centre for Public Policy at Ashoka University, bringing together policymakers, academics, and public leaders to deliberate on key national issues.
Addressing the gathering, Khandu highlighted the importance of investing in education, promoting tourism, preserving cultural heritage, and creating an environment that enables people and businesses to grow and succeed.
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The Chief Minister also spoke about the vast potential of Arunachal Pradesh, describing the state as resilient and resource-rich. He emphasized that initiatives such as the Vibrant Villages Programme, expansion of highways, and development of hydropower projects are playing a vital role in strengthening connectivity and supporting the growth of communities in the state.
Khandu noted that sustained investment in people and opportunities is essential for long-term progress, adding that such efforts help build stronger and more connected communities across the region.
